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Meghan Flaherty ’13 has been named a 2022 Ignite Fellow by the Scottish Book Trust.

Sanaë Lemoine ’15 and Yvonne Woon ’10 (’06 CC) have been named 2022 Creative Writing Fellows by the National Endowment for the Arts. 

Adjunct Assistant Professor Porter Fox recently published The Last Winter: The Scientists, Adventurers, Journeymen, and Mavericks Trying to Save the World with Little, Brown, and Company. The book is now available for purchase.

In balancing authenticity with readability, translators tackle a seemingly impossible art — and rarely receive enough credit.

A debut novel by alumna Jessamine Chan ’12 is on sale now in the US & Canada with Simon & Schuster. UK publication will follow on March 3, 2022. 

A debut novel from alumna Kayla Maiuri ’16 is available for preorder from Riverhead Books.

Assistant Professor Wes Enzinna has been awarded the Richard J. Margolis Award for 2021. 

Madeleine Cravens, a second-year student in the Poetry concentration, was recently awarded first place in Narrative’s annual poetry contest for her submission of five poems. 

Finishing Line Press will publish the poetry chapbook Just Another Jack: The Private Lives of Nursery Rhymes by nonfiction alumna Michele Herman '85 in January of 2022. 

Adjunct Assistant Professor and alumna Hilary Leichter ’12 has landed a two-book deal with Ecco Press after auction.

Tides by alumna Sara Freeman ‘13 is now available for pre-order from Grove Atlantic.

A new full-length poetry collection by alumnus Brandan Griffin ’19 is ready for pre-order with Chicago University Press.

Student Series

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From Here to There

by Lisa Cochran

A series in conversation with recent Writing alumni whose books are hitting the shelves, where we reflect on what the writing life looks like on the other side.

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This Is Who We Are

by Carlos Barragán

A series featuring Columbia School of the Arts’ professors, covering careers, pedagogy, and art-making.

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Past Lives

by Jessie Shohfi

A series featuring Columbia writers who began their professional lives on different career paths.